Summer is Served!
- Ash Boucher
- May 15, 2024
- 1 min read
Our Executive Chef, Kashif Browne, has curated a special summer menu featuring his favorite seasonal menu items for this year's summer soirees. Whether it's an outdoor company picnic, Labor Day family party, outdoor grad celebration, or 4th of July bash, these bites are ideal for every summer event!
Click below to download the menu!
Chef's featured favorites include the:
Mexican Street-Style Corn Salad
Cotija Cheese, Chipotle Crema & Cilantro.
This gluten-free, nut-free and vegetarian side dish is perfect for your next summer family get together or corporate picnic!
Pickle Brined Fried Chicken Slider
Potato Roll, Pickled Cucumber & Sesame Honey Dressing.
Who doesn't love fried chicken? And pickles? This sweet and salty bite is a must-have at your summer grad party, Labor Day celebration, and everything in between!
Mini Chocolate Cremeux
Brown Butter Cake, Chocolate Cremeux & Dulcey Whipped Ganache with Sweet Dulcey Crumbs.
Our elevated chocolate cake bite is the ideal dessert for your 4th of July bash or corporate employee party!
Click here to contact our team and book your next summer event, let's make it one to remember!
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I'm particularly excited about the pickle brined fried chicken slider. It makes me think of a dog escape from the summer heat into a nice, cool picnic! Gonna have to check out the full menu and see what other tasty bites are on offer.
This sounds amazing! I love that Chef Browne has curated a menu specifically for summer gatherings. The idea of having a go-to list of bites for different events like a 4th of July bash or a family party is such a clever way to make planning easier. Now I'm just curious to see what's on the menu! ragdoll hit
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